Make this Roman villa

Summary

Cut-out models
Make this Roman villa

Printed on stiff card, this book contains templates to cut out and construct a superb model of a Roman villa crammed with authentic detail.
The base of the model measures 60 x 46cm.

“extremely well designed and satisfying to make”
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Information

Key Stage: KS2/3 H/DT; Age 9+ (info)

Paperback:
ISBN: 9781409506195
32 pages
305 x 229mm

Author/Editor: Iain Ashman

Press & Blog Reviews

Rome wasn’t built in a day, but a replica model will be! Arm yourself with scissors and glue to recreate Viking settlements, Roman villas and medieval villages packed with accurate historical detail – why not start with a 14th century castle or a Greek temple?
TheSchoolRun.com

Offers children aged four to eight a fun and interactive history lesson on the grand architecture and lifestyle of the ancient Romans. Rome wasn't built in a day, they say but, fortunately, this villa can be easily built in under an hour with adult assistance (a little or a lot, depending on the age of your young builder/s).The model proved engaging and challenging for its target audience, and we were able to bring this little piece of ancient Rome to 3D life with a minimum of fuss. And we thought the finished product was not bad at all for novice villa builder.
Heritage-key.com website

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